Throwback Thursday Future Farmers of America In honor of last week’s Orleans County Fair Here are photos from the Various Chevrons representing the FFA From the 1930 Chevron I found this interesting –…
Published July 31st, 2014 by Kim Pritt
Published July 28th, 2014 by Kim Pritt
“Where are they now?″ is a series that will highlight interesting stories of where our AHS Alumni are and how they got there! Dorothy (“Dottie”) Fisher Washburn Class of…
Published July 24th, 2014 by Kim Pritt
Throwback Thursday Naming of the Carl I. Bergerson High School On January 31, 1960, the Albion high school building became known as the Carl I. Bergerson High School in honor of teacher…
Published July 21st, 2014 by Kim Pritt
“Take 5″ is an interview series that will highlight AHS Alumni who have a special story to tell or have a career, talent, or major achievement that may be of…
Published July 20th, 2014 by Kim Pritt
The Class of 1954 held their 60th Class Reunion on the evening of Saturday, July 19th at the Village Inn in Childs, NY. The class participated in a reunion weekend…
Published July 17th, 2014 by Kim Pritt
Throwback Thursday The Class of 1954’s 60th class reunion is this weekend So, in honor of their reunion: Here is a photo from the 1954 Chevron– 60 years ago! Posted by Kim…
Published July 15th, 2014 by Kim Pritt
The Albion High School Class of 1974 held their 40th reunion on Saturday, July 12th at the Albion Elks Lodge. Approximately 92 classmates and their guests (~151 total), attended the event…
Published July 14th, 2014 by Kim Pritt
On a beautiful Saturday morning – July 12, 2014 – the Class of 1974 dedicated a memorial tree on the grounds of the ACS elementary school in honor of their…
Published July 10th, 2014 by Kim Pritt
Throwback Thursday This coming Saturday, July 12th, the class of 1974 will be holding their 40th class reunion. So, in honor of this milestone event: Here is a photo from…
Published July 3rd, 2014 by Kim Pritt
Throwback Thursday Graduation is now a part of history for the Class of 2014, so I thought it might be fun to look back 100 years to the Class of 1914!…
